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FOREIGN  CUSTOMS  DUTIES.  69
Customs  duties  collected  under  the  presen  t  tariff  laws  of  Italy—Continued.

Eqmvar
lent  in
United
States
money,

Tariff  rates.

Tariff  classification

Unit.

Duty

Iron  and  steel—Continued.
Iron  and  stool  not  tempered  (meaning  iron  and  steel  simply
rolled  or  liatnmored)—Continued.
(o)  Rods  and  wire  of  5  millimeters  and  less  in  diameter.
(c)  Plates  of  4  millimeters  and  over  in  thickness
(a)  Plates  of  less  than  4  millimeters  in  thickness  and  also

Franca.
8.00
4.62
8.00

$1  54f
Í'54Í

100  kilos.
...do

pipes.
(In  divisions  c  and  d  are  included

iiu  uivisions  c  anua  are  inciuueu  plates  of  over  20
centimeters  in  width,  and  also  those  or  less  width,  provided ­

  they  are  3  meters  in  length.  Plates  not  of  either
of  those  dimensions  are  classed  and  taxed  in  divisions

a  or  b  according  to  thickness.)
Iron  and  steel  forged  into  anchors,  axles,  anvils,  and  other

1  86*

7.00

coarse  work,  including  cannon.
Iron  or  steel  rails

67A

3.00

(Those  only  are  admitted  which  are  of  the  pattern
adopted  by  the  Italian  railways.)
Iron  of  second  fabrication  (moaning  iron  subjected  to  other
manufacturing  operations  than  those  of  simple
rolling  or  hammering)—
Plain
Ornamented  with  other  metals
Tinned  iron,  or  sheets  of  iron  covered  with  tin,  zinc,  or
lead—
Not  worked
Worked  and  also  ornamented  with  other  metals
Steel—
Tempered  in  bars,  roils,  plates,  and  wire
Springs
Otherwise  wrought  ;  V,  ;  :
Knives  for  the  arts  and  trades,  and  knives  with  plain
wooden  handles.
lools  and  instruments  for  the  ai  ts  and  trades,  and  tor  agriculture, ­
  of  iron  or  steel,  or  both—
Scythes  and  sickles  -
All  others
Iron  manufactures—
Polished,  whether  ornamented  or  not  with  other  common ­
  metals.
Gilded,  silvered,  or  covered  in  part  or  in  whole  with
silver.
Galvanized,  enameled,  coppered,  tinned,  smoothed,  or
varnished,  but  not  polished,  classed  and  taxed
with  iron  of  second  fabrication.
Cannon-Iron
  or  steel
Cast  iron—
Rough  cast
^  Finished
Guns
Faits  of  guns
Pistols
Parts  of  pistols
Swords  and  sabers  (mounted)
Steam  engines,  with  or  without  boilers  and  hydraulic  motors. ­

Locomotives,  with  or  without  boilers;  also  marine  engines,
with  or  without  boilers.
_  Rollers
dewelry  :
Rubies,  emeralds,  diamonds,  &amp;o
Agates,  opals,  onyx,  &amp;c
Imitation  stones
Gold  jewelry
SUver  and  gilt  and  platina  jewelry
Jewelry  of  all  other  metals
iianms;
For  electric  lights
vtain  glass  or  crystal
GoW  glass  or  crystal
Sdver  or’gilt’!!'.!’’'''.!!!'.'"’.’’.’.*.'.
(All  other  materials  classed  and  taxed  according  to  the  metal
of  which  they  are  chiefly  made,  or  as  merchandise,
fine  or  common.  Fine  merchandise  pays  100  lire
($10.30),  and  common  merchandise  pays  60  lire
($11.58)  per  quintal  of  220.464  pounds.)

11.80
14.  00

2  07#
3  08#

10.  75
16.00

1  03
2  80#
4  83
3  08#

10.00
15.00
25  00
16  00

10.00
12.00

1  03
2  318

11  58

60.00
100.  00

10  30

1  36*

7.  00

do.  .

4.00
5.00
600.  00
200.  00
350.00
700.  00
200.00
6.00

77#
06#
115  80
38  60
67  56
135  10
38  60
1  15#

...do  ...
..  .do  ...
100
100  kilos
100
100  kilos
100
100  kilos

1  54#

8.00

...do

1  54#

8.00

2  70
10  30

14.00
0.00
30.00
7.00
10.00
100.00

Hecto
Kilo  ..
100  kilos
Hecto  ..
Kilo....
100  kilos

30.00
7.00
11.  00
14.  00
5.  00

5  70
2  70
96#

...do  ..
...do  ..
...do  ..
Hecto  .
Kilo  ...